Most bathroom projects start with one complaint. The tub never gets used. The floor is freezing every morning. The shower is too tight, or the step over the tub wall is getting harder for a parent. The right upgrade depends on which problem you are trying to fix.
We take on single upgrades and full remodels. Each service below can stand on its own or be part of a bigger project, and every one is built with licensed plumbing and electrical work.
Every project starts with a visit, where we measure the room and look at the plumbing, venting, and floor before we price anything.
Here are the services we offer, what each one costs, and how to pick the right company for the job.
Walk-In Shower
The most requested upgrade any bathroom remodeler builds is a walk-in shower with a low curb and a glass panel. A walk-in shower looks clean, is easy to step into, and makes a small bathroom feel bigger.
Custom tiled walk-ins typically cost about $6,000 to $12,000. Prefab bases and wall kits cost less, while large tile showers with benches and niches cost more.
Tub to Shower Conversion
If nobody in the house takes baths, a bathroom remodeler can turn the tub space into a roomier shower. A tub to shower conversion typically costs $2,000 to $12,000 and takes about three to seven days.
The drain, valve, and waterproofing all get updated during the swap. Keeping the shower where the tub was is the easiest way to control cost.
Heated Bathroom Floor
A warm floor on a cold morning is the upgrade a bathroom remodeler hears the most praise for later. A heated bathroom floor uses thin electric mats or cables under the tile, controlled by a thermostat.
Installed costs run about $8 to $15 per square foot for the heating alone. In a typical bathroom, that is about $300 to $700 before the tile.
Master Bathroom Remodeling
The primary bath is where a bathroom remodeler can add the most comfort. Master bathroom remodeling often adds a double vanity, a bigger walk-in shower, a soaking tub, or more storage.
National data puts most primary bathroom remodels between about $7,000 and $30,000. Custom tile, glass, and moved plumbing push projects toward the top of that range.
Accessible Bathroom Remodeling
A bathroom remodeler often gets the call when a parent moves in or someone has trouble stepping over a tub wall. Accessible bathroom remodeling adds grab bars, curbless showers, wider doorways, and comfort height toilets.
Grab bars belong 33 to 36 inches above the floor. Doorways should open at least 32 inches wide for a wheelchair.
How to Choose a Bathroom Remodeler
A few questions will tell you a lot about any bathroom remodeler before you sign. The city requires anyone doing contracting work in town to hold a city contractor license, and plumbers and electricians also need a state license.
- Ask for the license number and proof of liability insurance.
- Ask what waterproofing system goes behind the shower tile.
- Ask who pulls the permit and schedules inspections.
- Ask to see photos of finished bathrooms, not just renderings.